700 Sundays by Billy Crystal

Ollie Costolloe
7/21/11
700 Sundays
Billy Crystal
182 pages
4 out of 5 stars
700 Sunday is a non-fictional autobiography by Billy Crystal. It has 182 pages and isnt about how he became an actor, but his whole life in general, which surprisingly doesnt talk about his acting career very much. One of the main things that happens in the book is when his dad dies. Billy Crystal was 15 when his dad died. Becasue of his dads two jobs, he usually only got to see his dad once a week on sundays. After his dad died, he calculated how many sundays he spent with him and he only spent around 700 with him. He talks about how he and his family reacted to the death and how it affected them. This book is all about Billy Crystals life from march 14, 1948 to now. I would rate this book 4 out of 5 starts because it is always talking about something new and is very interesting. You'll learn everything from his baseball and basketball high school days, to when he graduated college, to when he first started acting. It is a very interesting book and I would suggest this autobiography to anyone that is interesting in learning about a funnmy, interesting mans life.